Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engine & Turbocharger, Ltd.

Sosuke Irie

Hiroshi Nakagawa

Nariaki Seike

Shunsuke Miyoshi

Kenji Nitta

Toru Hoshi

Keigo Sakamoto

Seiichi Iwanami

Yasushi Matsui

A supercharger is provided with: a housing; a rotary shaft that is supported inside the housing to be freely rotatable; a compressor wheel that is provided at one end in an axial direction of the rotary shaft; a cooling water supplying pipe and a cooling water discharging pipe that have a flange part at an end and are connected to the housing; and a lubricant supplying pipe that has a flange part at an end and is connected to the housing. The ends of the cooling water supplying pipe and the cooling water discharging pipe are inserted into a cooling water supplying flow path and a cooling water discharging flow path of the housing, respectively. The end of the lubricant supplying pipe is inserted into a first supplying flow path of the housing. The flange part presses the flange parts in an insertion direction and is fixed to the housing.

Supercharger and method for connecting pipe in supercharger

A turbine housing that includes: a body part including a scroll passage wall surface, an exhaust gas discharge path wall surface, and a wastegate passage wall surface provided inside the body part, the scroll passage wall surface forming a scroll passage having a scroll shape, the wastegate passage wall surface forming a wastegate passage connecting the scroll passage and the exhaust gas discharge path to each other while bypassing the turbine wheel; and an entrance flange part provided at an upstream end of the scroll passage in the body part, the entrance flange part including an exhaust gas inlet leading to the scroll passage. The wastegate passage has an entrance-side opening edge formed at the scroll passage wall surface and provided at a position where the entrance-side opening edge is visually recognizable at least partially from outside the turbine housing through the exhaust gas inlet.

Turbine housing, turbocharger, and gasoline engine

A scroll passage of a turbine housing includes: an outer peripheral surface extending along an axial direction of the turbine housing; an inner peripheral surface disposed inward of the outer peripheral surface; a one-side surface extending along the radial direction; an other-side surface disposed closer to an outlet of the housing; a one-side outer peripheral R portion connecting the one-side surface and the outer peripheral surface; an other-side outer peripheral R portion connecting the other-side surface and the outer peripheral surface; and an other-side inner peripheral R portion connecting the other-side surface and the inner peripheral surface. A ratio of a width dimension of the scroll passage to an R dimension of each portion is defined as a peripheral R ratio, and the peripheral R ratio has an R ratio increasing region the ratio increases from upstream to downstream in the scroll passage.

Turbocharger turbine housing scroll passage

A turbocharger includes a shaft, a bearing housing, a turbine housing, and a uniting member. The bearing housing includes a first connection section protruded in a radial direction of the shaft, the first connection section having a first face extended in the radial direction, the turbine housing includes a second connection section protruded in the radial direction of the shaft, the second connection section having a second face extended in the radial direction and being faced to the first face, the uniting member interposes the first connection section and the second connection section by being fitted to the first connection section and the second connection section from the outside, and the first face and/or the second face include a ring-shaped concave portion on an inner side in the radial direction of the shaft with a sealing member arranged at the ring-shaped concave portion.

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Sagamihara, Japan

Sosuke Irie